So far this week, David Brooks has only published one article, “Obama the Dealmaker”, in which he warns against executive aggression. Brooks feels that “President Obama faced a wicked problem” […]

The election is over, and so it seems, David Brooks is eager to get back to his thoughts on psychology. On Monday, he wrote about a study at Harvard University, […]

On the days leading up to the big night I think I had entered that athlete-like mentality of a stubborn and constant visualization of victory. Up until the states began […]

This election season Mr. Brooks’ has allowed me incredible insight into the world of Op-Ed journalism. I first started following his column in September, when the general election was still […]

In Mr. Brooks’ first article this week, he manages to self-deprecate a bit by exposing an “addiction” to political polls. He attests that over “hundreds of hours” of internet stalking, […]

  This Tuesday, Mr. Brooks’ began by constructing a rubric for choosing the “right” candidate. He says, arguably, that “voters have been astonishingly clear”, in the past few elections, they […]

Pre-Vice Presidential Debate, Brooks foreshadows Biden’s criticism of his opponents’ Medicare Plan, saying “its unpopular” but “it’s the best thing the Romney-Ryan campaign has going for it”. He condemns Obama’s […]

Prior to the Presidential debate this Wednesday, David Brook’s wrote an address through the voice of the Republican candidate Mitt Romney, channeling his ideas on what the Governor’s opening statement […]

David Brooks plays therapist in his latest article this week, published on Friday: “The Psych Approach”. He begins by citing a 1990’s experiment by Felitti and Anda which gave subjects […]

Brooks’ Tuesday article, “Thurston Howell Romney” reacts to the video that was recently leaked, showing Romney at a private fund-raiser in Boca where he deemed 47% of the country “dependent” […]